I NEVER buy anything on launch day. Not that I buy anything from them much anymore anyway.
And she's not even mentioned it once since it was launched, why on earth didn't she do the "same dress two sizes" with her collection? Oh yeah, cos probably her mate (cousin? Whoever she is?) wouldn't be able to lie about the tit qualityHonestly it is sooo disrespectful to shoppers who she asked to support her brand a mere few weeks ago, pay full price to then have half off. ITS are always at this, surprised any fools pay full price on launch when they can have at least half off just a couple of weeks later. So stupid.
I think that if Laura was actually living the ethos of what she says, for instance on the podcast, then she would allow ALL women to live their truth and feel body positive. But in fact what she does and what she’s approving of by sharing that is allowing those in a smaller body to her to be called out as not fat enough to have insecurities. They allow it on their Facebook page too. Those that aren’t as big as others are treated like tit for not being fat enough to have feelings on how their body looks or how insecure they feel. Laura is not truly about body positivity or anything like that anyway. She is desperate to feel accepted in her own body and she wants to be allowed to gain as much weight as she wants whilst claiming that the world should adapt around her. Through that she has built this ‘we’ mentality to get people on board. If I’m honest I think she uses the bopo community to fuel her laziness towards her lifestyle. Lots of bopo influencers do that and there are a lot of really toxic bopo influencers who go all enraged when someone loses weight for any reason or they want to change their direction. Everyone can see she isn’t happy, she doesn’t look happy or content. She looks uncomfortable and is always firstly on the attack with anything to do with size, rather than using reasoning to evaluate the whole picture. The sclub7 guy was by far the worst I’ve seen her aligning her own thoughts on weight to someone else when it was absolutely nothing to do with that.Thoughts on the TikTok she shared on her insta story? I have mixed feelings about it, and that’s probably down to the fact it was shared by Laura. Petty, I know. To me, that TikTok kinda invalidates the insecurities ‘skinny’ women might have. Idk, the heat has probably got to me![]()
100%. kids know parents are not happy and that leads to a miserable childhood in my opinion. Laura just seems spoiled rotten to me, never happy.I get what you mean but I’d rather be single and childless than stuck with someone I didn’t respect or even particularly like just because of the kids/ dog
I worked with a woman who had a HORRIBLE attitude, that effected the rest of the office when it was bad. Turns out she was pampered by her parents and she’s been with her husband for 15 years who has “never told me no”. I get similar vibes from Laura.100%. kids know parents are not happy and that leads to a miserable childhood in my opinion. Laura just seems spoiled rotten to me, never happy.
I agree in some ways. It is really sad that obese people are treated badly and feel so outcast. However to get to the point that they have to turn on others, or use them as fodder for social media content I don’t like that. I get why people do feel like there is a privilege on smaller bodies, because there absolutely is! im treated different now to how I was and that’s disrespectful when I’m the same brain and soul I was. If someone smaller was using a video of Laura saying along the lines of this girl wants to be aligned with slim people and not thought of as different, but how could she as she’s so big, that would be horrendous.I worked with a woman who had a HORRIBLE attitude, that effected the rest of the office when it was bad. Turns out she was pampered by her parents and she’s been with her husband for 15 years who has “never told me no”. I get similar vibes from Laura.
Re: the TikTok. I get what it means, it is ridiculous to see woman with minimal amounts of body fat complain online about it, like they’re not the target market for all shops. It’s really demoralising as a moderately fat person (size 18/20). It’s not the same thing but it’s a minuscule version of “all lives matter”. Yes all bodies matter and have insecurities, but not all are treated equal.
My best friend is a size 6 and has insecurities, they’re allowed but at least hers are catered for.
Yeah honestly, she looks miserable.Such a natural influencer.
we have a saying where I’m from, “look at the sour bake (face) on ye”Such a natural influencer.
Even though she was concentrating on her hair, she could’ve at least made the effort of trying to smileSuch a natural influencer.
The fact she felt the need to clarify probably means she got told off for the ASOS haul by the ASAStill need to declare that affiliated link though, Laura![]()
I've reported it, but doubt anything will happen!The fact she felt the need to clarify probably means she got told off for the ASOS haul by the ASA